Due to a curse of solitude put on our bloodline due to my mother's ancestors' past with witchcraft we got a witch to help us break it. My mother started speaking in tongues, and I was about to cut my hand and put the blood into a mixture that was made, the woman stopped the ritual since we became suspicious of her. There was a pressure building into between my teeth that when I tried to relieve it they exploded, with a layer of tooth coming off some of them, me losing my right front tooth entirely and my left front tooth breaking in half. I went to a bar/restaurant, where someone recommended me a new dentist to fix previous issues, to try to call my old dentist to see the cost of fixing it. While at the bar someone tried to pickpocket me but thought against it, when the witch was there my home had no toilet because people had to fix or replace it.

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Family

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Witch

I had a dentist appointment in real life then when I got home went to sleep, in the dream I was trying to take selfies but kept deleting them and felt insecure, my teeth were chipped missing and had braces and then I woke up.

There was a secret door and it let to a room, which led to more rooms. Each room had really dusty furniture and a creepy vibe. I wasn't alone, I was with a bunch of other people in the dream, seemed like a school class. Some people went alone and some in groups, trying to see how far we can go before getting lost. I saw a long hallway after 7 rooms, but we wanted to turn back before we saw something interesting and wanted to explore more. But each time we went down there, the more extreme and gruesome each room becomes. One is a guy trying to strangle you with his hands, another is a hallucination of a dentist visit gone wrong, another big room is full of assassins and you need to kill them before they kill you, etc. By the end, our group got separated. I got out first, then slowly each member of our group came out. Some more battered and bloody than others. After that, reality began to warp, and we would be going in and out of the rooms without actually  going into them, and then needing to find our way out from there. I was gouging a guy's eyes out who was trying to strangle me.

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Dream About Creepy Rooms And Hallways

a funeral for my grandmother Mini. My cousin Molly tells me that I have another aunt. I’m really upset. Why did I not know this. My husband Keith goes to the funeral-standing in a park. so then I go over. But then I have to go to the dentist. I cross the road and there is joking about retirement. And then suddenly I am at the dentist all day. Sitting in one area talking to my colleague from the college in waking life Candace who is a physical therapist in the dream. And then I go in with the dentist, and I’m really shaky. And I asked someone what time is it and they say like 9 o’clock and I’m like that can’t be right. Then we ask someone else and it’s 10 to 6. No wonder I’m so hungry. I grab some gluten-free pizza no regular pizza. Doesn’t matter cause I’m too hungry. There’s something about Mar-and did Mar Go to Spain. Yes of course she went to Spain. Mar, my daughter Hannah’s beautiful Rottweiler, who lived with me for two years who I loved so much. Who died last year . I really like the dentist. His name is Rebekenezer. Quite the Jewish name.

The dream's narrative feels somewhat disjointed, with abrupt transitions between the funeral and the dental appointment, making it less coherent.

Funeral and Dentist

The dream evokes a profound sense of loss and confusion, particularly regarding the revelation of an unknown aunt.

The emotional intensity is heightened by the juxtaposition of grief and mundane dental concerns, creating a palpable tension.

The dream features realistic elements such as the funeral and interactions with familiar characters, yet it shifts to more surreal scenarios like the dentist visit.

Details such as the park setting, conversations about retirement, and the specific mention of gluten-free pizza contribute to a highly vivid experience.

Janine, your dream unfolds like a tapestry of emotions and unresolved feelings, intricately woven together through significant life events and relationships that seem to linger in your subconscious. The dream begins with a funeral for your grandmother, Mini, which suggests a deep connection to your past and perhaps an ongoing process of grief or reminiscence. Funerals often symbolize endings or transitions, and your feelings of upset upon discovering you have another aunt reveal a sense of surprise or confusion regarding family dynamics or hidden aspects of your heritage. This could point to a longing for deeper connections or understanding within your family structure, especially in the wake of loss.

  As you move through the dream, your husband, Keith, stands at the funeral in a park, which may represent a safe space for you amidst the emotional turmoil. Parks often symbolize tranquility and reflection, suggesting that even in times of sorrow, there is comfort to be found in familiar relationships. Your decision to approach him indicates your desire for support and connection during a time of distress. However, the sudden shift to having to go to the dentist introduces an element of anxiety or avoidance, hinting at underlying worries about health, self-care, or perhaps feelings of being overwhelmed by responsibilities.

  Crossing the road signifies transitions and the challenges you face as you navigate between different aspects of your life—the grief of losing your grandmother, the revelation about family, and the mundane yet pressing need to attend to your dental appointment.

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Dream About Funeral And Dentist Experience

I had several dreams last night and I even woke up to write them down. The 1st one I was being attacked by invisible robots and I was trying to protect a tiny black kitten that I had in my shirt. It was like I could sense where the robots were every once and a while and I would attack back but they were UNSTOPPABLE! It was SCARY. The 2nd dream I was hanging out with my cousin and there were puppies and they were gonna get poisoned by some kind of ice stuff that was on the floor and I was trying to save them. Then a bunch of our friends(some that have passed away) were all trying to fight me becuz they were on her side. I was yelling them I wasn't scared, but I was. And the last thing I remembered was one of them saying that " we all know how much Rosina likes to be surrounded!" but not in a nice way. But all I really wanted was to save the puppies. (I wrote that one down half asleep) And the last dream I remember before I woke up I was somewhere that looked kinda like a big indoor pool with a room off the back and when I went out the back door there was a little Dr's office or something where they were getting medicine from and my ex boyfriend was laying in a chair like at the dentist kinda and they were giving him bananas but he was eating them EXTREMELY FAST,  like shoving them into his mouth, and I kept telling him it was going to make him sick and then he did get sick.

The dreams were somewhat disjointed with multiple unrelated events, but each dream had its own coherent storyline.

A Night of Unsettling Encounters

The dreams were filled with fear, urgency, and anxiety, especially when facing invisible robots and trying to save animals.

High intensity, especially during moments of danger and conflict, like being attacked by invisible robots and saving poisoned puppies.

The dreams contained elements of real-life scenarios mixed with surreal and fantastical events, such as invisible robots and a strange doctor's office.

The dreams were moderately vivid with clear scenes, such as the indoor pool and the dentist-like office where bananas were eaten rapidly.

Rosina, the dreams you experienced last night are rich with symbolism and emotional undercurrents. In the first dream, being attacked by invisible robots while trying to protect a tiny black kitten suggests a profound sense of vulnerability and a need to safeguard something precious and fragile within you. The black kitten could symbolize a part of yourself that feels small and defenseless, possibly tied to your inner child or a cherished aspect of your identity that you feel is under threat. The invisible robots represent unseen and relentless forces in your life that you feel are attacking you, perhaps related to the stress and anxiety you frequently experience. The fact that you could occasionally sense where the robots were, and tried to fight back, illustrates your awareness of these challenges and your ongoing struggle to overcome them, even though they seem unstoppable and terrifying.

  The second dream, involving puppies that were in danger of being poisoned and your efforts to save them, reflects your instinct to protect innocence and purity, not only in others but perhaps also within yourself. The presence of your cousin and friends, some of whom have passed away, hints at unresolved issues or conflicts with people from your past. Your fear of being attacked by them, despite your outward bravado, indicates lingering fears and insecurities that you might be grappling with. The comment about you liking to be surrounded, delivered in a negative tone, could signify feelings of judgment or criticism from others, or even self-criticism, about your need for companionship or social interaction.

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Dream About Robots Attacking And Saving Kittens Puppies And Ex Boyfriend Eating Bananas

Being in a supermarket buying milk getting angry during a dentist appoiment due to it being cancelled once I got there

The dream had a somewhat coherent storyline, but there were some disjointed parts.

Supermarket and Dentist Appointment

The dream had a mix of frustration and disappointment, especially when the dentist appointment was cancelled.

The emotions and events in the dream were quite intense and impactful.

The supermarket and dentist appointment scenarios felt somewhat realistic but had some surreal elements.

The dream was highly vivid and detailed, with clear images and sensations.

Tonya, your dream presents two seemingly unrelated scenarios that reveal deeper layers of your emotional state and daily life. Let's unpack each element together and explore what they signify about your current experiences and feelings. 

  Starting with the supermarket scene, where you find yourself buying milk, it’s essential to recognize that supermarkets often symbolize abundance and choice, yet they can also represent overwhelming options and decisions that need to be made. Choosing milk, a staple that signifies nourishment, may indicate a desire for comfort or stability in your life. It suggests you are seeking something essential, perhaps a need for emotional sustenance or support in your current relationship or personal life. The act of shopping might also be a reflection of your efforts to take care of your needs, which is a positive aspect, yet it may also hint at feelings of dissatisfaction if you perceive that your needs aren't being fully met. 

  Transitioning to the dentist appointment, which is abruptly cancelled, this event introduces a contrasting emotional tone to your dream. Dentists are often associated with discomfort and anxiety, and the cancellation might symbolize a fear of facing something that’s been troubling you. Perhaps there’s an underlying issue in your life that you have been avoiding, whether it’s a health concern or an emotional issue within your marriage. The anger that arises upon arriving at the dentist, only to find out about the cancellation, points to a sense of frustration and helplessness.

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Dream About Supermarket Milk Dentist Appointment Cancellation

I was playing a virtual reality game, I was a tan girl with long brown hair
 Orange shirt and a long green winter coat in a dentist office. In there I was playing a video game called "533490" . With three older lady's. Then I asked them to write down the game title on a sticky note. One did and stick it to my chest. I busses fo Walmart to get it. These kids distracted the employees and I got the game and left. Then outside the store employees asked for my I'd and I gave them my wallet. Then i we t to buy smokes and couldn't find my  debit card and they chased after me. One of the girls working hard a lisp .

The dream had moments of coherence, particularly in the logical progression of events, but also included some disjointed elements such as the sudden appearance of the game title on a sticky note.

Virtual Reality Game and Walmart Adventure

The dream had a sense of thrill and excitement, mixed with a bit of anxiety and urgency as I navigated through different scenarios.

The dream was moderately intense, with moments of heightened action and suspense, especially during the chase scene outside the store.

The dream had a mix of realistic elements, such as the setting in a dentist office and Walmart, but also included fantastical elements like playing a virtual reality game and encountering unusual characters.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear and detailed imagery of the virtual reality game, the characters, and the various locations visited.

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Dream About Playing Virtual Reality Game

I was in a house with my mom and she broke my 65 inch tv. I forced her to buy me a new one. Then I told her I did not want to speak to her again and kicked her out of my house. My sister didn't want her daughter anymore, so I said I'd have her. 
I was in a hospital and my teeth had been filed down for veneers to be fitted. I pulled out a peice of tooth from my top front teeth and handed it to the dentist. I had to search for a dentist to finish my teeth as no one was coming to fit the veneers. I spoke to receptionist and she said that the dentists were in a meeting. I was really annoyed.

The dream was somewhat fragmented, moving from one scenario to another without a clear connection.

Family Conflicts and Dental Issues

The dream was charged with high emotions, particularly anger and frustration towards family members.

The intensity was high, especially during the moments of conflict and the dental crisis.

While the dream included realistic scenarios like family disputes and dental procedures, some elements were exaggerated.

The dream was very vivid, with clear and detailed imagery, especially when dealing with the dentist.

Jen, your dream seems to be a complex interplay of familial relationships, personal boundaries, and a search for resolution. The house setting with your mom breaking your 65-inch TV might symbolize a disruption in your personal space or sense of security, possibly reflecting underlying tensions or unresolved issues with your mother. Forcing her to buy a new one and then kicking her out indicates a strong desire to assert control and set boundaries, perhaps stemming from past experiences where you felt overlooked or disrespected.

  Your sister not wanting her daughter and you stepping in to take care of her could signify feelings of responsibility and a need to nurture, potentially pointing to a role you often take on in your relationships—being the one who steps up when others falter. This scenario could also reflect your own experiences of feeling abandoned or unsupported and the resulting instinct to protect and care for others.

  The hospital scene where your teeth are being prepared for veneers but the process is left unfinished could indicate feelings of vulnerability and a sense of incompleteness. Teeth are often associated with confidence and self-image, so this part of the dream might be highlighting anxieties about how you present yourself to the world and the fear of being judged or not meeting expectations.

  Handing a piece of your tooth to the dentist and then searching for someone to complete the procedure while being told the dentists are in a meeting might represent your frustration with seeking help and feeling like you're not being heard or prioritized.

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Dream About Broken Tv And Dental Issues

So it starts out, I am in a doctors/dentist office waiting room. A receptionist comes out, a red head waitress I worked with. She just told me, “alright he is ready for you.” I got up to follow her to the 1st door on the right. As soon as im approaching the door, something I couldn’t pick up on changes, but I just got absolutely filled with the most fear and dread I have ever experienced in my life, and I knew for a fact, I was meeting the Devil. I walk into the room, and nothing, its just like a home bathroom with a shower toilet and sink counter. I just look into the mirror and catch a breath, when all a sudden I see him sitting right next to me, maybe sitting in the toilet, but sitting, waiting for me to achknowledge him. He appeared just as a regualr man in his early 30’s, good looking admittedly, and just a charming charesmatic guy. I felt instantly safe and fine around this guy, though I still understood he was the devil. I had a conversation with him about life, I remember absolutely none of the convo. But at the end he just evaporated into nothing and I left the bathroom room and I woke up.
My friend thinks I made a deal with the devil. He is religious and my dream freaked him out a bit. I am not religious but I talked to whatever my interpretation of the devils presense is.

The dream was somewhat fragmented, transitioning from a waiting room to a bathroom and an unexpected conversation with the Devil.

Encounter with the Devil

The dream was filled with a profound sense of fear and dread, especially when anticipating the meeting with the Devil.

The intensity was high, with overwhelming fear initially, followed by a strange calmness during the conversation with the Devil.

The setting felt realistic, particularly the doctor's office and the bathroom, but the encounter with the Devil was surreal.

The dream had clear and detailed moments, especially the appearance of the Devil and the bathroom setting.

Cooper, your dream starts in a familiar yet clinical setting, a doctor's or dentist's waiting room, which can symbolize a place of vulnerability and anticipation for you. The receptionist being a redhead waitress you worked with may indicate a blending of different aspects of your life—professional and personal—suggesting that these spheres might be intersecting in ways that are causing you some subconscious unease or reflection.

  As you follow her to the door, the sudden onset of overwhelming fear and dread signifies a transition point in your subconscious mind. This could be reflective of an underlying anxiety or fear about facing an unknown aspect of yourself or your life situation. When you understand that you're about to meet the Devil, this character embodies a confrontation with your deepest fears or perhaps a part of yourself that you see as 'bad' or 'negative'. It's crucial to note that the Devil here, while traditionally a symbol of evil, appears not as a terrifying figure but as an ordinary, charismatic man. This transformation could indicate a subconscious realization that what you fear is not as monstrous as you might think, but rather something more familiar and understandable.

  Entering the home-like bathroom, a place of privacy and self-reflection, you see him in the mirror. Mirrors in dreams often represent self-examination and the search for truth within oneself.

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Dream About Meeting The Devil

I needed to get two of my teeth removed on each side of my face. I thought it was going to hurt but it didn't hurt at all. I only got one of my teeth out on my left side. I was nervous about getting it out because I thought my dentist was very attractive and I thought pulling out my tooth would be very intimate. I also went to an assembly and got road rage, and won, on the way there.

The dream was coherent, transitioning smoothly between the dentist appointment and the road rage incident.

Dentist Appointment and Road Rage

The dream evoked a sense of nervousness and excitement due to the attractive dentist and the intimate act of tooth removal.

The dream was intense, especially during the tooth removal process and the road rage incident.

The dream had a realistic feel with relatable scenarios like a dentist appointment and road rage.

The dream was highly vivid, with clear and detailed imagery of the dentist appointment and the road rage event.

Camryn, your dream of needing to get teeth removed on each side of your face may symbolize a concern about your appearance or communication. The lack of pain in the dream could suggest that you are ready to let go of something that might initially seem difficult. The focus on your left side, associated with the subconscious and femininity, could indicate a need to address emotional issues or intuition. Feeling nervous about the attractive dentist pulling your tooth may reflect a mix of vulnerability and desire for closeness in a situation that requires a level of trust and surrender. This could hint at a longing for intimacy or fear of revealing vulnerability in relationships. The assembly and road rage experience could represent inner conflicts or power struggles in waking life. Winning the road rage incident might signify a sense of control or assertiveness in dealing with challenges, but it could also point to the need to manage anger or frustration more constructively. Overall, your dream seems to touch upon themes of self-image, emotional vulnerability, desire for connection, and the need for effective conflict resolution in your life.

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Teeth falling out

Dream About Teeth Removal And Road Rage

I had A dream I went to the dentist twice and one of my teeth next to my canines on the bottom row fell out, I didn’t understand how or why but I was very upset and confused about it. Then my best friend Chris said he went to the same dentist and they had him taking some kind of medication that I felt was completely unnecessary.

The dream had some fragmented elements but overall made sense

Dentist Visit and Lost Tooth

Feeling upset and confused about losing a tooth at the dentist

The emotional impact of losing the tooth was strong

The dream had a sense of reality mixed with confusion

The details of the dentist visit and losing the tooth were very clear

Areyona, your dream of visiting the dentist twice and losing a tooth next to your canines on the bottom row signifies a deep-rooted fear of losing something important to you. Teeth falling out in dreams often symbolize feelings of powerlessness or a fear of losing control in waking life. The repeated visits to the dentist could indicate a sense of vulnerability or insecurity that you might be experiencing. Your confusion and distress in the dream reflect your emotional turmoil and difficulty in understanding the source of this perceived loss. Your best friend Chris appearing in the dream and mentioning unnecessary medication could symbolize a need for reassurance or support from someone close to you, highlighting a desire for guidance or validation in uncertain situations.

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Confused

Dream About Tooth Falling Out Dentist Confusion

the dream was stressful and gross for me because i thought my teeth were loose and i was able to pull one tooth halfway off. when i went to the dentist, everything was suddenly normal, but when i left the place, my teeth got loose again. i woke up after that

The dream was somewhat fragmented, transitioning between normalcy and chaos with the teeth.

Loose Teeth Nightmare

The dream evoked strong feelings of stress and disgust due to the fear of losing teeth.

The dream was highly intense, causing anxiety and discomfort.

The dream had a mix of realistic and surreal elements, making it unsettling.

The dream was moderately vivid, with clear images of pulling out teeth.

Franziska, your dream about your teeth being loose and pulling one halfway off reflects feelings of insecurity or fear of losing control in your waking life. Teeth often symbolize power, confidence, and self-image. The act of pulling a tooth could represent a fear of losing something important to you or feeling vulnerable. Visiting the dentist in the dream may indicate a desire to seek help or guidance when facing challenges, suggesting a subconscious need for support. The sudden shift from abnormal to normal teeth could signify your inner conflict between feeling secure and then suddenly vulnerable again, mirroring the unpredictability of life's ups and downs. Waking up after this unsettling experience may signal a need for self-reflection and addressing any underlying anxieties or uncertainties in your life.

Dream About Loose Teeth Pulling Halfway

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Seeing Dead Relatives

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World ending

Dreaming of a dentist can represent anxiety or fear of the unknown. It may also indicate a need for self-care or attention to your physical health. Alternatively, it could symbolize a need to confront a difficult situation or person in your life.

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